Case Management Policy

This policy applies to all employees who directly coordinate or oversee the delivery of case management. Case management involves coordinating services and interventions to help young people reduce reoffending and build their capacity to attain positive life outcomes.

This policy outlines how case management is implemented in Youth Justice NSW. It incorporates four components of case management:

  • assessment
  • case planning
  • implementation and monitoring
  • review and closure.

The Youth Justice Case Management Policy recognises the importance of empowering young people through developing and enhancing their skills and strengths, thereby recognising the young person’s contribution to the case management process.

Download the policy to find out more.

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Download Youth Justice Case Management Policy PDF 343.88KB Current as of Thursday, 02 June 2022.

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Type: Policy
Author: Youth Justice NSW
Publication Date: 01 July 2016
Version: 1

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